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State law: the Sadrist movement is no longer part of a project to withdraw confidence from the Maliki
26/06/2012 17:19
Baghdad, June 26 (Rn) - welcomed the State of Law coalition, headed by Nouri al-Maliki on Tuesday, the call launched by the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr to enter as an intermediary between the parties that wish to withdraw confidence from the government and the federal government, noting that the Sadrist movement is no longer within the project withdraw confidence from the al-Maliki.
The leader and deputy in the coalition, Abbas al-Bayati told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) that "invite the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr's recent mediation between Arbil and the government center to end the subject of withdrawal of confidence from the government evidence that the Sadrist movement is no longer part of the withdrawal of confidence."
He explained that the current-Bayati became part of the "project of political reform" and called on other political parties to respond to this call in coordination with the host President Jalal Talabani to turn this invitation to serve the practical reality of the political process better than going to the withdrawal of confidence.
The political blocs (of Iraq and the Kurdistan Alliance and the Sadrists) have embraced efforts to withdraw confidence from the al-Maliki accused of violating the constitution and damage to the partnership in governance.
The leaders were cantoned on the withdrawal of confidence from al-Maliki has pointed out that the interrogation process will be in the event of failed no-confidence in him.
Iraqi President Jalal Talabani said in an earlier statement that he had received 160 signatures, a number is not sufficient to withdraw confidence from Maliki's government, as mentioned Kurdish regional President Massoud Barzani, in comments on his Facebook social networking site that has 170 signatures.
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26/06/2012 17:19
Baghdad, June 26 (Rn) - welcomed the State of Law coalition, headed by Nouri al-Maliki on Tuesday, the call launched by the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr to enter as an intermediary between the parties that wish to withdraw confidence from the government and the federal government, noting that the Sadrist movement is no longer within the project withdraw confidence from the al-Maliki.
The leader and deputy in the coalition, Abbas al-Bayati told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) that "invite the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr's recent mediation between Arbil and the government center to end the subject of withdrawal of confidence from the government evidence that the Sadrist movement is no longer part of the withdrawal of confidence."
He explained that the current-Bayati became part of the "project of political reform" and called on other political parties to respond to this call in coordination with the host President Jalal Talabani to turn this invitation to serve the practical reality of the political process better than going to the withdrawal of confidence.
The political blocs (of Iraq and the Kurdistan Alliance and the Sadrists) have embraced efforts to withdraw confidence from the al-Maliki accused of violating the constitution and damage to the partnership in governance.
The leaders were cantoned on the withdrawal of confidence from al-Maliki has pointed out that the interrogation process will be in the event of failed no-confidence in him.
Iraqi President Jalal Talabani said in an earlier statement that he had received 160 signatures, a number is not sufficient to withdraw confidence from Maliki's government, as mentioned Kurdish regional President Massoud Barzani, in comments on his Facebook social networking site that has 170 signatures.
Of the weighing-Shammari, RN LLC
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